Biden Seeks to Ensure U.S. Military Aid for Ukraine Amid House Turmoil After McCarthy's Failed Bid
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The Biden administration is trying to ensure continued U.S. military aid to Ukraine amid turmoil in the House after Rep. Kevin McCarthy's failed speakership bid.
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Lawmakers warn disrupted aid could allow Russia battlefield gains, but bipartisan Senate support remains.
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Some House Republicans increasingly question further Ukraine funding, while Biden stresses importance of arming Kyiv.
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Deputy Defense Secretary says U.S. has funding to meet Ukraine's needs "a little bit longer" but urges Congress to act.
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Western leaders will discuss Ukraine military aid at meetings in Europe next week as Washington turmoil raises urgency.